The #1# lesson Perplexity's Aravind Srinivas (@AravSrinivas) learned from Larry Page: “The user is never wrong.” “You cannot blame them for not being good prompters or writers of skills files or sub-agents. You don’t want everyone to learn these concepts.” “You want the product to do its magic.” “It shouldn’t be seen as a skill issue if you’re not able to get the AI to do something for you. It’s a product issue.” “When a product doesn't work, the instinct of an engineer is to always say, ‘You should go do it this way, then it works.’ Because their mind is thinking, ‘How do I fix the problem for the user?’ Rather than, ‘How do I fix the product in a way where the user doesn't even have to think about the problem?’” “Imagine if the iPhone needed an FDE to onboard everybody. That’s how AI is today.”